| 41. | The eyebar links were castings which showed high levels of residual stress, which in one eyebar, encouraged crack growth.
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| 42. | The evaluation leads to a system of equations whose solution is a vector of residual stresses in particular depths.
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| 43. | For most applications, conventional stress relief methodologies should be applied to components that require the reduction of residual stresses.
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| 44. | The hole drilling method of measuring the residual stresses is based on drilling a small hole in the material surface.
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| 45. | "You get tremendous residual stress in a pipe that's subject to a welding process like that, " the official said.
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| 46. | The original residual stress in the material is then evaluated based on the measured deformations and using the so-called calibration coefficients.
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| 47. | These attacks usually accompany other illnesses, or stem from residual stress after extended periods of isolation or separation from the owner.
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| 48. | This low energy process achieves compressive residual stress magnitudes and depths equivalent to the high energy process with nominal depths of.
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| 49. | If the strain amplitudes were increased to a level sufficient to cause instability in the residual stresses, fatigue damage would occur.
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| 50. | Wave equation analysis of piles has seen many improvements since the 1950s such as including a thermodynamic diesel hammer model and residual stress.
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